ryanrichmond
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I just picked up a Stoeger Coach Gun with the nickel finish and the black walnut stock but, as you can see in the photo, the stock needs some refinishing. The original owner had this gun sliding around in the back of his pickup truck banging around on his tool box.
Thing is, I was hoping to strip it and refinish it in a warm natural finish as God intended for gun stocks.
I am a novice woodworker and, as I have zero experience refinishing gun stocks, I'd like some advice on how to go about stripping and refinishing this stock. I know that some chemicals typically used for stripping finishes can destroy the natural glues within some woods and basically make my stock a soft piece of junk so if anyone has any advice on how to actually go about doing this properly, I would greatly appreciate the help. Thank you
Thing is, I was hoping to strip it and refinish it in a warm natural finish as God intended for gun stocks.
I am a novice woodworker and, as I have zero experience refinishing gun stocks, I'd like some advice on how to go about stripping and refinishing this stock. I know that some chemicals typically used for stripping finishes can destroy the natural glues within some woods and basically make my stock a soft piece of junk so if anyone has any advice on how to actually go about doing this properly, I would greatly appreciate the help. Thank you